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To really get a head start on ALS cardiology, here are the different rhythms: Sinus rhythm Sinus Arrest Bradycardia Tachycardia PEA Asystole Sinus Arrhythmia Junctional escape rhythm Ventricular escape rhythm Accelerated junctional rhythm Accelerated ventricular rhythm Junctional tachycardia...

“Dared by her friends to take 100 Advil’s” sounds like someone needs new friends

Holy monkey nuts this discussion about restraints has gone too far

I’ve heard being on 15 LPM on NRB is like sticking your head out the window of a moving car. That’s definitely gonna worsen a lot of patients conditions where they don’t need it whereas not putting a restraint on some psychs won’t necessarily make a lot of difference so it’s really not...

My company does

Don’t knock it till you try it

I can assure you I restrained his wrists. My partner had a full on brain malfunction for a moment and removed a restraint to take a bp

Number 1 tip: DO NOT EVER let the 5150 pt access your stethoscope. My partner was in the back with a 5150 and the pt tried to strangle him with a stethoscope

You’re probably that dude that sees asystole on the monitor and yells “I’m clear, you’re clear, we’re all clear”